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Cat apis: Fix index creation time to use strict date format #32510
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With the move to java time, the default formatter used by toString on ZonedDateTime uses optional components for least significant portions of the date. This commit changes the cat indices api to use a strict date time format, which will always output milliseconds, even if they are zero. closes elastic#32466
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LGTM when CI passes
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import org.elasticsearch.common.Strings; | |||
import org.elasticsearch.common.Table; | |||
import org.elasticsearch.common.settings.Settings; | |||
import org.elasticsearch.common.time.CompoundDateTimeFormatter; |
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unneeded import?
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@davidkyle This doesn't actually fix the issue at the moment. While this PR passes CI, it can fail in the same way the current code does. Once #32592, I can update this PR again and it will fix #32466 |
With the move to java time, the default formatter used by toString on ZonedDateTime uses optional components for least significant portions of the date. This commit changes the cat indices api to use a strict date time format, which will always output milliseconds, even if they are zero. closes #32466
…listeners * elastic/master: (58 commits) [ML] Partition-wise maximum scores (elastic#32748) [DOCS] XContentBuilder#bytes method removed, using BytesReference.bytes(docBuilder) (elastic#32771) HLRC: migration get assistance API (elastic#32744) Add a task to run forbiddenapis using cli (elastic#32076) [Kerberos] Add debug log statement for exceptions (elastic#32663) Make x-pack core pull transport-nio (elastic#32757) Painless: Clean Up Whitelist Names (elastic#32791) Cat apis: Fix index creation time to use strict date format (elastic#32510) Clear Job#finished_time when it is opened (elastic#32605) (elastic#32755) Test: Only sniff host metadata for node_selectors (elastic#32750) Update scripted metric docs to use `state` variable (elastic#32695) Painless: Clean up PainlessCast (elastic#32754) [TEST] Certificate NONE not allowed in FIPS JVM (elastic#32753) [ML] Refactor ProcessCtrl into Autodetect and Normalizer builders (elastic#32720) Access build tools resources (elastic#32201) Tests: Disable rolling upgrade tests with system key on fips JVM (elastic#32775) HLRC: Ban LoggingDeprecationHandler (elastic#32756) Fix test reproducability in AbstractBuilderTestCase setup (elastic#32403) Only require java<version>_home env var if needed Tests: Muted ScriptDocValuesDatesTests.testJodaTimeBwc ...
With the move to java time, the default formatter used by toString on ZonedDateTime uses optional components for least significant portions of the date. This commit changes the cat indices api to use a strict date time format, which will always output milliseconds, even if they are zero. closes #32466
With the move to java time, the default formatter used by toString on
ZonedDateTime uses optional components for least significant portions of
the date. This commit changes the cat indices api to use a strict date
time format, which will always output milliseconds, even if they are
zero.
closes #32466